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A Wolf's Redemption


Once Upon a Time

In a land, not so far away

A young wolf, was held, being blamed for a crime

But no one, had known he was a prince, transformed by the fay

His task was to search for the girl who borne red

All he needed was to gain her trust

But who would trust a wolf, just to be misled?

Caught at Red’s grandmother’s house, in the middle of the forest

Taken to the dungeons, because he messed with the wrong kingdom

There he would wait, to be questioned by the King and Queen

All he ever wanted was his freedom

Luckily, the fay came back, and his own crown was redeemed

Back as a prince, he grown close to their princess, Red

Eventually, the prince and Red, happily became wed

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